Sentence examples for through devising from inspiring English sources

They are muddling through, devising shambolic, ad hoc solutions, and learning through bumbling experience.

Successful recruitment from care homes was achieved through devising a separate recruitment protocol for people residing in care homes with the specific aim of actively engaging and involving the staff working within them (see 'Recruitment Protocol (own residence)' and 'Recruitment protocol (care home: nursing/residential) in *supplementary information and on Newcastle 85+ website ).

In the present study, we investigated whether there was a linear relationship between the scores of the two scales, to observe whether linearity of the BPRS to the CGI-SCH could be influenced by changing point allocation of the BPRS through devising an example of a possible modified BPRS subscale.

But then I think of the process that Mark put us through in devising the play.

At Tramway, California artist Kelly Nipper's Black Forest has live, masked dancers going through movements devised by modern dance pioneer Rudolf Laban.

When the architects of the welfare state created the National Health Service, they did not follow through and devise a national care service for people needing not a doctor or nurse, but some form of non-medical intervention to help them live independently.

Data were collected through "Environmental Education Self-Efficacy Belief Scale" devised by Enochs & Riggs (1990), adapted to environmental education by Sia (1992) and adapted to Turkish by Savran & Çakıroğlu.

Meanwhile, a small volume of the cooling water through the devised route and designed arrangement of the cooling box are among the factors which can lead to early failure of this equipment.

Moreover, in case study with aluminum alloy, stainless steel and invar, a wide range of thermal expansion ranged from −64.6 to 88.0 ppm∕∘C, which are remarkably larger than those of constituents, can be easily achieved through the devised lattice cylindrical shells.

After I thought things through, I devised my plan.

While this scheme would have prevented most of the evils of uses, it would also have submitted property law to the common law and limited other, beneficial developments; it would also not stop the practice of getting rid of land through a devise, doing nothing to alleviate the King's financial concerns.